Podcasts about Scoggins

Introduction: Michael Rand doesn't watch as much baseball as he used to, which at various points in his life has been A LOT of baseball. But Wednesday night's Wild Card game between the Yankees and Red Sox drew him in for a number of reasons and made him realize just how great the game can still be. Plus, the Yankees lost. So all was well with the night. 6:00: Star Tribune columnist Chip Scoggins joins the show to talk about his latest Football Across Minnesota column, which leads with him partaking in film review with the Minnesota State (Mankato) football team -- an eye-opening experience that left Scoggins appreciating just how intricate football really is. Scoggins and Rand also tried to get to the heart of the Vikings' offensive line problems, and Scoggins confessed that he has Wolves and Wild fever already in early October. 24:00: Is Kyrie Irving really only going to play road games for the Nets this season? Andrew Wiggins was stubborn, but at least he got the COVID vaccine. Irving seems prepared to hold out. And good news for soccer fans: The MLS All-Star Game is coming to Allianz Field in 2022.

Star Tribune columnist Chip Scoggins joins us every Monday. Today he talked about where the Vikings go from 1-3 and the real winner of Sunday Night's Tampa/NE game. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode,  we talk about: -The “hot button” issues that are included in Jimmy and Kristen's book, and how + when parents should be approaching these conversations with their children -What a conversation map is, and how Jimmy and Kristen utilize it to support conversations that are rooted in Christianity -Redemptive parenting, and what that looks like in the world we live in today -The most difficult conversations that Jimmy and Kristen have had to navigate with their children throughout their parenting journey Show References: Register for the Simplify Your Holidays Web Class HERE! Connect with Jimmy and Kristin Scoggins on IG! Blossoming Moms Programs + Services Use code PODCAST for 10% off any program + membership! Connect With Us On Social!   Share the LOVE Did you enjoy today's episode? Let us know by leaving us a rating and review on iTunes and be entered to win a program or membership! Have a question you'd like to hear answered? Send us an email at info@blossomingmoms.co or connect with us over on Instagram @Blossomingmoms_co. 

Chad Hartman talks with Sports Reporter Chip Scoggins from the Minneapolis Sports Reporter about Karl-Anthony Towns media day comments, can we read into it, embarrassing Gophers loss, Tanner Morgan, a big Vikings win and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It was a big road win for the Gophers in Colorado, and a gut-punching loss for the Vikings in Arizona. Chip Scoggins from the Star Tribune joined Chad and Adam to discuss. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Intro: When Twins pitcher Joe Ryan was hit in the hand by a batted ball on Tuesday, fans -- and Ryan himself -- immediately feared the worst. But the rookie, who seems to have a flair for drama, sounds like he is actually OK even after he left the field and didn't return to the Twins' 3-1 loss to Cleveland. 5:00: Star Tribune columnist Chip Scoggins joins host Michael Rand for a look at his debut Football Across Minnesota column, a weekly feature highlighting moments from all levels of football in the state this fall. He shares his thoughts on the Vikings' offensive line, the Gophers' defensive line and a story from the northern part of the state that puts it all in perspective. 22:00: Timberwolves center Karl-Anthony Towns tweeted on Tuesday about the silliness of vaccine skeptics, a nice contrast to the spotlight often put on athletes who are against getting the spotlight for their anti-vaccine stances. 25:00: The standings are tightening up for the Lynx and the Loons. Here are some things to watch for in the next week for both Minnesota United and the Lynx.

Is it over for the Purple already? Should Gopher fans feel any better after the team evened their record? Star Tribune columnist Chip Scoggins joined us for his weekly Monday review. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dan and JG are live the State Fair! Andrew Zimmern joins the show in the first hour to talk fair food and more, Chip Scoggins talks Gophers and their loss to Ohio State, and Lavelle E Neal talks a little bit of everything, including his struggles with traffic and turkey sandwiches.

Intro: Host Michael Rand gives his thoughts on the Gophers' season-opening 45-31 loss to Ohio State at Huntington Bank Stadium. In the end, it was about what most of us expected -- a competitive loss, but a loss nonetheless. Still, Rand couldn't help feel like an opportunity was missed based on how the game unfolded. 5:00: Chip Scoggins joins Rand with more breakdown of the game. There was plenty to like, including the emergence of a receiving group and the play of the offensive line. But there was also plenty of concern -- first and foremost the health of star running back Mohamed Ibrahim, who left with a leg injury in the second half and did not return. The defense also showed its weak spots in allowing several long second-half touchdowns. 20:00: Rand is back on his obsession thanks to the 76ers' Ben Simmons reportedly saying earlier this week that he won't report to training camp as discord escalates between the two sides. Will that finally shake loose a trade? And could the Wolves be the team to make that deal? 26:00: The Lynx keep winning even through adversity.

Introduction: Host Michael Rand takes a look at the Vikings' decision to bring back defensive end Everson Griffen from a number of angles -- a couple of them unsurprising and one of them fairly surprising. He's the fourth former member of the defense to return in 2021, joining Mackensie Alexander, Sheldon Richardson and Stephen Weatherly. He's part of an overall defensive upgrade in the offseason that has seen the Vikings dole out more than 200 times as much guaranteed money to that side of the ball than to outside free agents on offense. And Griffen has the potential to be a disruption in the locker room after social media comments critical of Kirk Cousins. 8:00: Columnist Chip Scoggins joins the show to talk about his recent story on the big business of charitable gaming and how it funds a lot of youth sports initiatives in Minnesota. Youth sports organizations in the state generated more than $100 million in net receipts -- no, that's not a misprint -- in 2020, and the number could go up this year. Scoggins discusses how we got to this point, where the money is doing and what the potential problems are with all of this. 28:00: Is there finally good news for people trying to watch the Twins, Wild, Wolves and other teams on Bally Sports North? That's the message from a recent report. Also, a brief Kirill Kaprizov update and an appreciation of the St. Paul Saints.

What did we learn from Saturday's pre-season Vikings game? What about the Wild's off-season now that they've got a 1-year deal with Fiala? Chip Scoggins from the Star Tribune joined the show. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Intro: It's hard to believe that it's been nearly five years since that fateful day in practice when Teddy Bridgewater suffered a catastrophic injury that changed the course of his career and the Vikings' trajectory. With Bridgewater back in Minnesota and participating in joint practices as he battles for the starting QB job with the Broncos, memories of that day are still fresh. Hear from Bridgewater about his perspective on that journey, while host Michael Rand tries to sort out the still-lasting impact on the Vikings. 8:00: Columnist Chip Scoggins joins the show to talk about his latest piece on the Wild and negotiations with budding star Kirill Kaprizov. Scoggins tries to talk Wild fans down from whatever level of concern they have, laying out all the practical reasons why a compromise deal should get done relatively soon. But he and Rand also delve into the uncomfortable question: What if it doesn't work out? 24:00: Rand blazes through a bunch of good reader questions, with topics that take his mind everywhere from the Twins pitching future to baseball in the Grand Canyon.

Intro: Host Michael Rand takes a look at Tuesday's big Vikings news, with 2020 first round pick Jeff Gladney indicted by a grand jury and later released by the team. We can acknowledge that the Vikings did the correct thing in quickly condemning and moving on from Gladney while also pointing out that their recent history with first-round picks -- outside of the fantastic Justin Jefferson -- has been pretty suspect. ... You'll also hear from Wild head coach Dean Evason in the opening segment as he comments on the buyouts of Zach Parise and Ryan Suter. 6:00: Columnist Chip Scoggins joins the show to provide his thoughts on the other big Vikings story of the week: the continued absence of Kirk Cousins from camp as he is sidelined due to COVID protocols. A report in the Washington Post says the Vikings have the lowest vaccination rate of any NFL team. Why is that, and how much of an impact will it have this season? Scoggins also weighs in on why the Jose Berrios trade is nothing to celebrate and expresses some Gophers football optimism. 28:00: The Twins have been bad this season, but it's not Jorge Polanco's fault. And keep the Wolves in the Western Conference, I always say.

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Covid troubles at Vikings training camp, and are the Twins entering a full-on rebuild? Chip Scoggins from the Star Tribune joined the show with his perspective. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's a special week at Daily Delivery as host Michael Rand takes a look back at five high-profile sporting events that took place in the Twin Cities within a one-year span 30 years ago. On today's episode, the finale of this five-part chronological series, Chip Scoggins joins Rand for a look back at the 1992 Final Four at the Metrodome. Yes, they awarded a Final Four to the same city and same site that had the Super Bowl just a couple months earlier. Duke won the title, but the lasting impact might have been Michigan's Fab Five freshmen, led by Jalen Rose, Chris Webber and Juwan Howard.

Me and Mitch break down the divisions team by team and give our predictions on how the teams will finish.

Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins Judd to wrap up the Vikings' minicamp and the expectations for the 2021 season. Why did Mike Zimmer seem so relaxed during the camp? Scoggins has a theory. The duo also talks about the pressure that will be on Kirk Cousins to start the season.

News broke mid-show that the Vikings and Danielle Hunter had agreed to a restructured deal. Chip Scoggins from the Star Tribune joined us to discuss that and the woeful Minnesota Twins. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's Game 7 for the Wild, and Dan is feeling, positive? The Star Tribune's Chip Scoggins shares his long held, secret 'puck head' status. Some bonus Louie Nanne ahead of Game 7. It's a truncated Top 5 to make room for an impromptu Bumper to Bumper 'Pregame Wild Fanline.' And Lavelle E. Neall III on Josh Donaldson's allegations of cheating within the MLB.

Intro: Michael Rand doesn't like gimmicks in sports ... and yet he loves the NBA play-in tournament, which started Tuesday. He lays out the reasons why: It gives more teams something to play for (including potentially the Wolves next season); it gives a greater reward to the truly elite teams in each conference; and it creates immediate postseason tension. 5:00: Columnist Chip Scoggins joins Rand to talk about his latest column on a group of local fans from Russia that have made rookie Kirill Kaprizov feel particularly welcomed and adored in Minnesota. He also helps set up Game 3 of the Wild vs. Vegas playoff series. Scoggins isn't as concerned as Rand is about the Wild's lack of goal scoring so far in these playoffs. 21:00: We check in with local Twitter personality ChikenFingerz69, a regular contributor to The Sportive podcast, for the latest installment of "Have you ever been more angry." This one finds him particularly chagrined about the direction NHL officiating has gone lately.

Greg, Brian, Cassidy, and Colin dredge through the developments in the ongoing uncoupling of Bill and Melinda Gates, then discuss the recent revelation that texts from Durkan, Best, and Scoggins from last summer, a period suspiciously overlapping with the abandonment of the East Precinct and subsequent creation of CHOP, are…missing (?!), and Interim police Chief Diaz quickly undoing a decision from the Office of Police Accountability.

Award-winning world language leader Carmen Scoggins knows the importance of reflection. In Episode 27, Norah L. Jones of Fluency Consulting invites her stories to share insights on how she guides educators to make connections and transformations in their own work.

Star Tribune columnist Chip Scoggins joins Michael Rand for a breakdown of the Gophers football team in the midst of spring practice. As a result of planning, one-time transfers and extra eligibility because of COVID, the Gophers have an abundance of experienced players on their roster this season. While other Big Ten teams could have the same benefits, the Gophers should be primed for big things in 2021 after having the momentum from their 2019 season derailed a season ago. Scoggins and Rand also look at Chet Holmgren's decision to attend Gonzaga on the same day that his former Minnehaha Academy teammate Jalen Suggs announced he was leaving Gonzaga for the NBA -- and whether Suggs might wind up either with the Wolves or Warriors. At the outset, Rand marvels at Kirill Kaprizov but notes that in breaking the Wild rookie record for points in a season (37) on Monday, Kaprizov revealed as much about the team's history of low-impact young players as he did about his own excellence. Plus the Twins are set to return to action on Tuesday after a three-day COVID pause. And a Vikings wager for those who dare.

Star Tribune columnist and former beat reporter Chip Scoggins starts out by talking about John David Booty and whether it's smart to draft late-round quarterbacks and then ends up where everyone always ends up with Vikings draft talk: The offensive line. Chip and Matthew talk about whether the VIkings will actually pick OL in the first round and whether Kirk Cousins has a right to be frustrated with the lack of commitment to the O-line. Plus what has it meant for Cousins and Mike Zimmer to not be in lockstep. And were Percy Harvin, Cordarrelle Patterson and Anthony Barr good draft picks?

Dan Barreiro dives into the modern sports betting phenomenon that lies is in stark contrast to the way it used to be in days past. The Star Tribune's Chip Scoggins joins to talk about the Gopher Football media practice he was able to attend. And Dan brings up the painful fact of how close we were to Steph Curry being a Timberwolf.

JG in we begin the show talking about producer blunders in history here at the FAN... then Chip Scoggins joins to talk about the latest on the Men's/Women's Final Four, Paige Beuckers, Gophers transfer portal and more. Michelletti recaps the big Wild win in Vegas last night. Then Lavelle checks in from Milwaukee as he follows the Twins on the road.

A lotta marquee matchups in this one: KD vs Rappaport! JJ Redick vs His Family! John Wilmes vs Lottery Picks! If you've got a problem with me, meet me at Catch Steak and catch these hands.Follow John on twitter @JohnWilmesWords, also buy his book Jad's Dad Milo here: http://www.mousehousebooks.com/product/jads-dad-milo/ Read our new blog! www.roundballrock.netBuy a T-shirt, Mug, Tote, Sweatshirt, or Covid mask here: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/roundball-rock-the-podcast?ref_id=13068 (Promo code: RoundRockPod for 30% off)SUPPORT: www.patreon.com/roundrockpodBLOG: www.roundballrock.netTWITTER & IG: @RoundRockPodE-MAIL: RoundRockPod@gmail.comPHONE: 323-682-0342MERCH: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/roundball-rock-the-podcast?ref_id=13068ALBUM: www.roundballrock.bandcamp.comSONG: "Gorgui Dieng" by Sean Keane See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Where can new parents turn when they have questions about bringing up children? Preferably to someone with real experience in parenting Godly kids, and that's who joins Scott Dawson for this week's episode of Dawson Now. Scott chats with Jimmy and Kristin Scoggins, authors of the new book, "Full Circle Parenting", about the challenges of bringing up kids in today's society.

Marcus Fuller and Chip Scoggins join Michael Rand for separate segments discussing the hire of Ben Johnson as Gophers men's basketball coach on Monday. Johnson, 40, is a former Gophers player and assistant coach known as a strong recruiter. But he has never been a head coach at any level of basketball. Can he succeed in leading his own program -- particularly one as large as Minnesota's, in a Power Five conference like the Big Ten? A lot of that will probably come down to both is ability to recruit and carve out an in-game identity. Neither of those are sure things, making this a risk-reward gamble of a hire by athletic director Mark Coyle, Scoggins said. Johnson has the traits to succeed and was responsible for bringing in several of the best players during the Richard Pitino era. And by hiring a Black head coach, the Gophers at least took a step forward in addressing a negative record of diversity within their department, Fuller said.

Oh boy, I was so excited to chat with the founder and CEO of Music Benefactors, Matt Lutz. Music Benefactors is “brand new company, taking a whole new approach to SEC registered crowdfunding with a sole focus on the music industry”—HOW COOL IS THAT!? Matt explained how he got his idea off the ground, what surprised him about the music industry, and recalled the last time he was able to hear live music before the pandemic.  Music Benefactors officially launched their first artist partnership with The Latin Dead and you can learn more about their mission here.  Please don't be shy, email me! Sara.Scoggins@idobi.com with any advice questions or topics. If you like the show, please rate, subscribe & share with a friend.  Talk soon! 

Was that the shortest unemployment ever? Richard Pitino is out at the U and now running the New Mexico program. Chip Scoggins from the Star Tribune joined him to discuss. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In ep 147, Greta Lundgaard moderates a panel discussion with experienced language teachers Henny Chen, Catherine Ousselin, Carmen Scoggins, and Thomas Soth as part of the monthly virtual teacher panel from the NFLC (National Foreign Language Center). Each month, this series gathers a different group of experienced teachers via video conference to discuss a domain of the TELL (Teaching Effectiveness for Language Learning) framework. The panel considers questions including: How do we build up a feeling of trust and respect? What sequence of learning activities and learning targets is most effective in online and socially distanced face-to-face classroom? How do you decide what parts of the curriculum to focus on and which to let go? For links and show notes, visit https://wp.me/p88mlO-c8w We welcome feedback, resources, and diverse perspectives on this topic! To contribute to the conversation started here, leave us a voicemail or send a text message to (629)888-3398. Or you can follow us on Twitter @weteachlang or leave a comment at weteachlang.com.

Michael Rand is joined by Star Tribune columnist Chip Scoggins for a look at the Gophers men's basketball program. If the Gophers move on from Richard Pitino as head coach, as Scoggins expects them to, who are the front-runners to replace him? And a bigger-picture question: What needs to change within the program for any coach to find sustained success here? Also, Rand discusses a stunning 30-point win for the Wolves coming out of the All-Star break and shakes his head at familiar problems plaguing Miguel Sano and Byron Buxton

A 3 hour tour today, Dan talks about perhaps the final time we see Pitino as the head coach of the Gopher team could be tonight... Chip Scoggins talks Gophers, Goessling breaks down the breaking Vikings news of the day that Riley Rieff has been released, and Kessler covers the politics.

Our friend and columnist for the Star Tribune, Chip Scoggins joined the show to talk about diversity in the U of M's athletic department, the Gopher men's basketball team and who's the most must-see Minnesota athlete See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you’ve been listening to the show for a while you know I love an honest account for how difficult it can be to be in the music industry. Well, this week YaSi completely delivered as she told her story and how she’s found herself where she is today. I won’t spoil it for you, but rejecting is something she had to cope with along the way. YaSi’s latest single “guilty” showcases her incredible vocals, and as you’ll learn, provided a pivotal spark in the writing process. Take a listen to her latest single, “guilty”, streaming now.  Please don't be shy, email me! Sara.Scoggins@idobi.com with any advice questions or topics. If you like the show, please rate, subscribe & share with a friend.  Talk soon! 

Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins and Judd discuss the Timberwolves' decision to fire Ryan Saunders and replace him with Chris Finch. Scoggins has some strong thoughts on the timing of the move and why teams find it so easy to not tell the truth. What does this mean for Karl-Anthony Towns? The Conduits also get into Royce Lewis' season-ending knee injury as spring training opens.

Tishmal is the singer/songwriter that’s been dominating my Spotify lately and I was honored to have her on the show this week to share her story with us. Tishmal writes powerful electronic pop that pulls at the heartstrings. After getting to know her, I can see her writing stems from her deep compassion for others and her ability to tap into her feelings. We discuss writing her new single “Bed of Roses,” discovering her talent, and how to practice self-love.  Take a listen to her latest single “Bed of Roses”, streaming now.  Please don't be shy, email me! Sara.Scoggins@idobi.com with any advice, questions or topics. If you like the show, please rate, subscribe & share with a friend.  Talk soon! 

Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins Judd for the latest Conduits of Trouble episode in which the pair discusses Carson Wentz being traded to the Colts and what it might mean for the Vikings and Kirk Cousins. Are the Broncos interested in Cousins? It appears that might be the case and Scoggins and Zulgad react. Also, how does Danielle Hunter's potential contract extension figure into this situation?

Dan Barreiro opens the show talking about all of our local basketball alibis. Chip Scoggins joins to talk Gopher hoops and Vikings. Dan discusses some issues with schools and Covid. "Dr. Dan's Inbox" is opened and Michael Russo makes his weekly appearance to talk Minnesota Wild.

Dan Barreiro opens the show talking about the "stack of alibis" and our local basketball teams. Chip Scoggins joins to talk Gopher hoops and Vikings. "Dr. Dan's Inbox" is open and Russo Radio makes his weekly appearance to talk Minnesota Wild.

This week is about love and take-out! The Vaughns have a new EP, Rom-Coms + Takeout, and I love the track “Raina.” It’s a sweet love song that made me instantly swoon. I caught up with Anna and Ryan to talk about the new EP, their unique dynamic as a duo and of course, they gave some advice on how to celebrate this Valentine’s Day. Check out their new EP and the music video for “Raina.” Please don't be shy, email me! Sara.Scoggins@idobi.com with any advice questions or topics. If you like the show, please rate, subscribe & share with a friend.  Talk soon! 

Star Tribune columnist Chip Scoggins joined us to talk about the phenom that is Paige Bueckers, the Gopher Mens team, the Vikings new OC and much more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hello, 2021! This week we kick off the year with sister duo Good Boy Daisy! We had a great time talking about what it’s like to work with your sibling, how the pandemic changed the way they work and gave some great advice for how to make new friends when you move to a new city. Check out their latest single, “Never Learn” streaming now. Hope you enjoy the conversation and share with a friend. Please don't be shy, email me! Sara.Scoggins@idobi.com with any advice questions or topics. If you like the show, please rate, subscribe & share with a friend.  Talk soon!

Dan Barreiro opens the show discussing the Packers loss to Tampa Bay. Our friend Kato Kaelin checks in to discuss how he's feeling as a huge Packer fan and also talks about his friend Larry King. We play two voicemails from Carl Gerbschmidt who obviously isn't taking it well. Chip Scoggins joins to talk Gopher hoops and PJ Fleck rumors and Jonny Athletic makes his weekly appearance.

Dan Barreiro opens the show discussing the Packers loss to Tampa Bay. Our friend Kato Kaelin checks in to discuss how he's feeling as a huge Packer fan and also talks about his friend Larry King. We play two voicemails from Carl Gerbschmidt who obviously isn't taking it well. Chip Scoggins joins to talk Gopher hoops and PJ Fleck rumors and Jonny Athletic makes his weekly appearance.

Join Shawn Bolz as he interviews accomplished Writer, Producer and Director, Nathan Scoggins. Nathan has worked across several fields, including independent feature films and commercials. He has written projects for studios including Lionsgate and Blumhouse and currently has several projects in the pipeline.  Today Nathan shares about walking out his Christian value for marriage and family while going after the entertainment industry. You will hear stories of what motivated him to pursue and keep pursuing entertainment from Los Angeles, CA which tends to be one of the hardest cities to live in especially pursuing entertainment. Come join the conversation!